Parcel offers a zero-config experience for compiling TypeScript, bundling assets, and optimizing output.This guide covers setting up a TypeScript project with Parcel, focusing on hot module reloading, CSS, images, and production builds.You don't need additional loaders for CSS, images, or HTML with Parcel, as it handles them intelligently.With TypeScript and Parcel dependencies, you're all set for a modern project without complex setups.While Parcel requires no initial configuration, customization can be done through a .parcelrc file if needed.Configuring TypeScript compilation can be done through a tsconfig.json file for finer control.Parcel automatically detects entry points, handles CSS, images, bundles TypeScript, and injects assets into HTML.To optimize image handling, a type declaration file for assets can be added in a TypeScript project.Package.json scripts can be defined for development and production builds, made easier by Parcel's capabilities.Development server and production builds in Parcel are straightforward, with scripts that perform auto-detection.